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A laser diode chip is a semiconductor-based laser that consists of a P-N structure and is powered by current. The laser diode package is a complete device that is assembled and packaged together in a sealed package housing to form a semiconductor laser chip that emits coherent light, a monitoring photodiode chip for feedback control of power output, a temperature sensor chip for temperature monitoring, or an optical lens for laser collimation.

Semiconductor lasers are commonly known as laser diodes. They are called semiconductor lasers because of the characteristics of using semiconductor materials as working materials. The semiconductor laser is composed of a fiber-coupled semiconductor laser module, beam combining device, laser energy transmission cable, power supply system, control system and mechanical structure. The laser output is realized under the driving and monitoring of the power supply system and control system.

The main function of EDFA in the optical fiber communication system is to extend the relay distance. When it is combined with wavelength division multiplexing technology and optical arc technology, it can realize ultra-large capacity and ultra-long distance transmission.

The fiber optic current sensor is a smart grid device whose principle uses the Faraday effect of magneto-optical crystals.

The wavelength of a laser describes the spatial frequency of the emitted light wave. The optimal wavelength for a specific use case depends heavily on the application. During material processing, different materials will have unique wavelength absorption characteristics, resulting in different interactions with the materials. Likewise, atmospheric absorption and interference can affect certain wavelengths differently in remote sensing, and in medical laser applications, different skin colors will absorb certain wavelengths differently. Shorter wavelength lasers and laser optics have advantages in creating small, precise features that generate minimal peripheral heating due to smaller focused spots. However, they are generally more expensive and more susceptible to damage than longer-wavelength lasers.